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Millennials and their house plants

Millennials are drawn to plants because they “don’t know what the future will bring,” says Lee Tilghman, 28. “We are always moving. You can bring them into your home without worrying about what comes next.”

Millennials are drawn to plants because they “don’t know what the future will bring,” says Lee Tilghman, 28. “We are always moving. You can bring them into your home without worrying about what comes next.”

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

Millenial plantaholics

Wellness blogger Lee Tilghman works in her Koreatown apartment.

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

Millenial plantaholics

Lee Tilghman, in her Koreatown apartment.

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

Millenial plantaholics

An instant photograph of Anthony Gulino, 33, in his Los Feliz apartment with his plants and cat Lincoln.

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

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Millenial plantaholics

Anthony Gulino, 33, in his Los Feliz apartment with his plants and cat Lincoln.

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

Millenial plantaholics

Various succulents inside Anthony Gulino’s apartment in Los Feliz.

  (Calvin B. Alagot / Los Angeles Times)

Millenial plantaholics

The Cactus Store in Echo Park sells desert-friendly plants.

  (Ivan Kashinsky /For The Times)

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